Internationally
Ankama developed internationally from the 2000s with two subsidiaries in the United States and Japan, and expanded with the arrival of Olivier Comte as general manager and the creation of many other studios.
Ankama Studio is a subsidiary of Ankama, created in 2006, which produces games for other companies, particularly in North America. The Ankama Japan studio, based in Tokyo, opened in early 2009. It mainly deals with animation.
Based in Montreal, the Ankama Canada studio was created on August 1, 2013, by two Ankama employees. The group, made up of ten employees, is the author of the video game Abraca. To enable (among other things) the expansion of the Wakfu game in China, the company opened a studio in Singapore in early 2014. These two studios, as well as another in São Paulo in Brazil, will close quickly, to allow Ankama to focus on Japan and Paris.
The Ankama Asia group, based in Manila in the Philippines, and aiming to develop its games in the Asian world, was acquired on March 22, 2016, by Keywords Studios. During this four-year contract, Keywords wishes to recruit about twenty more employees.
In 2018, Studio No Border was created, a Tokyo subsidiary responsible for the development of Japanese animations and video games. Thomas Romain, known for his Code Lyoko series, is the artistic director.
In 2019, Ankama reached the twelfth rank of the most profitable French companies.
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